Art should be served for breakfast, over easy or hard boiled, oatmeal or Danish, or a cup of black coffee poured into an astronaut cup demanding it needs more space. I love the mania of my insomnia is greeted with the weird on my walls, the odd on my shelves, and the bright splash of painted hearts dancing with shadows in my living room. There is an anthology of quotes placed like easter eggs in frames for me to search when I can’t decide which mood to wear with my pajamas. An early riser wired with ADHD the squirrel cage in my brain attempts to conjure focus, but fails to leave crumbs for me to follow so the helter skelter of my décor is the storm I find calm in. I enjoy my museum eclectic. It has bits of quiet and fever for attention. My curiosities, creations, and ink run cage free feeding on dust and fingerprints. Yes, art should be served for breakfast. I can sit amongst my gaggle of muses, spoon a teaspoon of cackles in my coffee, and ponder how many flowers it will ta...
Ain't that the truth! Some things can only be domesticated so much! Loved this Susie!
ReplyDeleteThis is true. A cat if left in the wild will go feral in one generation. It takes a dog two generations.
ReplyDeleteHa! A real live purring, scratching warning label! I love it--the whole tone is perfect.
ReplyDeleteSorry to be so late in visiting--a storm knocked my power out for more than 2 days. No power, no cable, no visit. :-(
This was my college roommate's cat to perfection--she had stalking down to an art.
ReplyDeleteYeah, that’s right. This
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